Mutu should get one-year ban, say prosecutors
Fiorentina's Romania forward Adrian Mutu should receive a one-year ban for failing two drugs tests in January, Italian anti-doping prosecutors said on Wednesday.
Sports minister pledges not to cut tennis funding despite failings
Public funding for the Lawn Tennis Association will not be cut despite a report criticising the sport. The sports minister, Gerry Sutcliffe, who ordered the report from the All Party Tennis Group, wants to give the current money being distributed by Sport England a chance to have an impact.
Premier League clubs to bank extra £7.5m television windfall under new deal
It has been known for some time that the Premier League's overall overseas deals for the 2010-13 period will comfortably top £1 billion but the benefit to each individual club can now be revealed.
Semenya plans to return to competition
World 800 metres champion Caster Semenya plans to compete this season even though the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) has yet to resolve her gender verification case.
Chelsea will not appeal against Didier Drogba's two-match Uefa ban
Chelsea will waive a potential appeal and accept the two-match ban imposed on Didier Drogba by Uefa following his dismissal in the Champions League knockout defeat to Internazionale at Stamford Bridge.
